The Impact of Employment Tribunal Fees: A Perspective from Citizens Advice Advisers in Scotland

Emily Rose; Lauren Wood; Eleanor Kirk

The Impact of Employment Tribunal Fees: A Perspective from Citizens Advice Advisers in Scotland

Emily Rose, Lauren Wood, Eleanor Kirk

Law

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Abstract

The Employment Tribunal (ET) evolved from the Industrial Tribunal and provides an individual with the opportunity to have their employment case heard before an independent adjudicator who will apply a legal framework to the dispute to pass a legally binding decision. Previously this system was free for individuals and business to use.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Number of pages	31
Publication status	Published - 31 Mar 2015

Keywords

employment tribunal fees
Citizens Advice Bureaux
employment law

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